From the international electrical demand market, we could see the 500 kva 11 0.415 kv pole mounted transformer is a possible solution, especially in Africa. Conso Electrical Technology and Science Co., Ltd. is one of the expert manufactures in China, Which has the qualification to participate opening tenders of pole mounted transformers from State Grid Corporation of China. The company could produce more than 150 pieces of 500 kva 11 0.415 kv pole mounted transformers in 30 days, that each pole mounted transformer suffers the required tests to ensure the specification is matched. We wish our service and pole mounted transformers could serve in the power grid of your country.
I. Reducing No-Load Losses
(1) Using high-performance silicon steel or amorphous alloy strips and step lap joints.
(2) Improving the iron core structure and manufacturing processes to reduce the process coefficient.
(3) Avoiding stacking iron yokes, not painting silicon steel strips, and controlling shearing burrs to be less than 0.02mm.
II. Reducing Load Losses
(1) Using oxygen-free copper wire rods with higher electrical conductivity than electrolytic copper to improve the electrical conductivity coefficient.
(2) Lowering current density appropriately, improving the insulation structure, utilizing half oil ducts, prefabricated insulation components, complete winding transposition, integral winding packaging, self-adhesive wire and paper, reducing insulation volume, increasing winding filling factor, and minimizing winding dimensions through optimized design.
III. Reducing Losses in Other Components
(1) Improving the iron core structure to control stray magnetic flux in the winding, adjusting ampere-turn balance to reduce stray losses in components like oil tanks.
(2) Replacing pipe-type radiators with corrugated oil tanks, fin-type radiators, or heat pipes, and using new structural radiators to enhance heat dissipation efficiency.
(3) Utilizing enhanced plastic fans for improved efficiency and reduced noise.
(4) Employing magnetic shielding or electrical shielding to reduce stray losses in oil tanks and using non-magnetic materials for bundling or flux barriers to minimize stray losses.
IV. Utilizing the Characteristics of Working Machinery to Reduce Losses
If the capacity changes in sync with the transformer's load, the phenomenon of "overcapacity" can be eliminated or reduced, thereby reducing losses. Voltage fluctuations occur due to load variations, causing the working machinery to operate outside its most efficient range. If the voltage is adjusted in tandem with load variations, keeping the working machinery close to its highest efficiency, maintaining three-phase current balance, and minimizing harmonics, energy consumption can be reduced.
Rated Capacity: | 500 kVA; |
Mode: | S13-M-500 or depends; |
Primary Voltage: | 11000 V; |
Secondary voltage: | 0.415kV; |
No Loading Loss: | 480 W ±10%; |
Loading Loss: | 5100 W ±10%; |
Phase Number: | Three Phase; |
Vector Group: | Dyn5, Dyn11, Yyn0; |
Power Frequency withstand Voltage: | 35kV; |
Lighting Impulse withstand Voltage: | 75kV. |
Front Mounted
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Side Mounted
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Single Phase Transformer
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Single Pole Mounted
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Winding Workshop |
Coil Drying Area |
Oil Filling Area |
Finished Product Area |
Transformer Oven |
Casting Equipment |
Foil winding machine |
Wooden Box |
Steel Structure |